Sentence examples for volume of postal from inspiring English sources

After 1840 the volume of postal traffic increased enormously and by 1870 had reached 10 times its prereform level.

The United States maintains the largest postal system in the world, handling almost half the world's volume of postal traffic.

Turnout, volumes of postal votes and logistical factors dependent on the geography and climate must all come into the consideration".

Nationally, a total of 789,024 people applied for a postal vote, which is the largest volume of registration for postal votes ever in Scotland.

These will include votes cast from the 789,024 postal vote applications, which was the largest volume of registration for postal votes ever in Scotland.

The package includes the government taking responsibility for tackling Royal Mail's pension deficit, continuing to modernise the company in the face of declining mail volumes and switching the role of postal regulator from Postcomm to Ofcom.

Mary Pitcaithly wrote: "With the current processes and volumes of ballots, particularly postal votes, it is unlikely to be in the early hours as might have been the experience in previous elections.

The General Accounting Office predicted in 1981 that electronic mail would sharply reduce the volume of conventional mail and would cut postal employment by two-thirds by 2000.

BBC reporters were told by officials at the time the delays were caused by the sheer volume of ballot papers and problems verifying the postal vote.

Hail to the trade union of postal and telecommunication workers!

Tells about the elaborate investigation of postal inspector John Sparks.